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![]() | LIBRARY Newsletter of New Zealand Library and Information Association Te Rau Herenga o Aotearoa October 1997 Issue number 217 LIFE TI_= RAU ORA S OAPB OX I * DEFENDING THE INTANGIBLES : LIBRARY USERS’ GROUPS Soapbox will feature a guest columnist each issue, telling it as it is. Library Life asked Marie Russell, spokesperson for ”Owners of Wellington Library” (OWL), social researcher, mother and ex librarian, about the 90's version of Friends of the Library. Around the country, privatisers and advocates o[...]enefits are infuriatingly unquantifiable. Public Library users in Wellington at least are clear that yes, our new Central Library, 11 branches and mobile may cost us; but we're prepared to pay. In spite of the library system achieving top user satisfaction ratings, t[...]ser charges etc) have riled users and spurred two library users’ groups into action. City councillors as[...]anagers became besottedly evangelistic about BPR. Library staff — the people who have to make the new sys[...]rs, about it. In all of this, there is a role for library users’ groups. Library users’ groups may be a pain at times for librar[...]y) media, we have been able to express views that library staff couldn't or wouldn't, and raise awareness of library issues. We've stressed the often unquantifiable,[...]is one aspect. Getting those politicians into the library, to see what goes on, is crucial. We found many of our councillors aren't library users, and that they thought that people's library needs could be met through the Internet. When pu[...]ld’s knowledge, cultures and wisdom, the public library is a more complex institution : a free civic spac[...]atistics don't tell the half of what goes on in a library : and this is one of it's glorious mysteries; we[...]haia te iti Kahurangi Scholarship: Parliamentary Library Maori Staff Scholarship 11 UJU'I&O"\l |
![]() | [...]anager and meeting secretary, and Hazel Dobbie as Library Life Editor. Steve and Hazel have had baptism by fire[...]together as well as doing the council minutes and Library Life while the new Pentium PC had a major meltdown. M[...]ave so successfully helped in the office and with Library Life over the last 12 months as we have put the pieces[...]Committee will focus on three key areas: a public library policy which will set a minimum standard of publi[...]@fcl.co.nz EDITORIAL PUTTING LIFE INTO LIBRARY LIEE This is my first issue as the new [permanent] editor of Library Life. My goals are to put the life back into Library Life and to communicate and comment on issues in the library Er information industry. Congratulations and ‘[...]ns, SIGs, individuals who have voluntarily edited Library Life for the last year. Feedback indicates that member[...]firm and an intellectual property firm. I went to Library School in '82 (the year they asked if you could r[...]this months first guest columnist, commenting on library, information and industry issues. I hope you'll f[...]et.nz 1 Fax: 04/499 1480 (Attention : The Editor, Library L1fe)| Post: The Editor, Library Life, NZLIA, PO Box 12-212 Wellington. LIBRARY LIFE 217, OCTOBER 1997 |
![]() | [...]y Librarian at Lincoln University, positioned the Library within the wider university to enhance it's roles[...]ed units of the university, maintaining an active library presence at the top levels of university management, and enhancing the direct contribution of the library to the core activities of teaching and Ainslie s[...]nstituted initiatives to increase the role of the library in the provision of information literacy skills a[...]y requiring all first year students to complete a library orientation programme. Ainslie’s career has be[...]les on a variety of issues. Her commitment to the library profession is illustrated by her extensive and in[...]95.” Sue Sutherland, Manager Canterbury Public Library ”In recognition of her skills as a library manager of one of New Zealand’s largest public libraries and her commitment to the library and information profession. As manager of Canterbury Public Library, Sue has adopted significant new approaches to the organisational structure of the library as well as overseeing a major building project in the Central Library, and planning for a renewed emphasis on the provi[...]he Bertelmann Foundation’s International Public Library Network. Sue has been actively involved in the N[...]riod, including a term as President in 1991/92." LIBRARY LIFE 217, OCTOBER 1997 Chris Wilson, Associate Lib[...]developing a technical infrastructure to support library cooperation and resource sharing, have earned her the respect of the library and information profession.” |
![]() | [...]obby Parliament on information access issues.” LIBRARY LIFE 217, OCTOBER 1997 |
![]() | [...]S TE MATAURANGA Mo AI<E AKE - INFORMATION Is FOR LIFE : WANGANUI (15-18 OCTOBER) Homai te rongopail C[...]onference organisers are grateful to the National Library for being Co-sponsors of the 1997 Conference alon[...]Conference newspaper with Sandra Metz from Wairoa Library and Dick Ward (a local journalist) gleaning news[...]you are unable to attend, read the next issue of Library Life for a debrief. KLZ kite zmo Jacquie Tonkin wap@[...]nimously Voted to become an incorporated society. Library Life talked to Jane Treadwell, National Convenor of t[...]se) and found that because not all NZLLG members LIBRARY LIFE 217, OCTOBER 1997 are also members of the[...] |
![]() | [...]f model libraries in Egypt and Spain, seminars on library management, the development of comparative perfor[...]erman libraries, a shareholding in it's home town library (also a model librarylibrary management with the objective of improving the pe[...]experience into model solutions for every public library. To achieve this the Foundation setup the Interna[...]ny. Sue Sutherland, Manager of Canterbury Public Library represents New Zealand. Criteria for invitation i[...]he field, publishing record, involvement of their library in information technology and the Internet. Sue s[...]d written up for publication include funding, the library and electronic media, customer focus, quality man[...]lib/ index.htm. Sue Sutherland Canterbury Public Library Manager sut/1erlands@ccc.govt.nz LIBRARY LIEE 217, OCTOBER 1997 |
![]() | [...]ION : FUND-RAISING FOR PRESERVATION The Auckland Library Heritage Trust holds a gala event, The Collectors’ Auction, at the Auckland Central City Library on 20th October. The list of donors reads as a "w[...]ctions held in Special Collections at the Central Library have been completed. Photographs by early Aucklan[...]ps and manuscripts have also received individual LIBRARY LIEE 217, OCTOBER 1997 Signed photograph 0fMae W[...]Collector's Auction, Heritage Floor Central City Library, 20 October 20 at 6pm (time to zip back from the[...]t, c/o Special Collections, Auckland Central City Library PO Box 4138 Auckland 1. Theresa Graham Secretary, Auckland Library Heritage Trust, grahamt@akcity.govt.nZ 4- John Stacpoole, member of the Auckland Library Heritage Trust with sonze of the books for auction |
![]() | This is a new regular column in Library Life. We need members to nominate sitesforfutme issues[...]site that acts as an information service for the library and information community in New Zealand. It is[...]t number of NZ librarians, and can be searched by library symbol and name of the institution. If you wa nt[...]ail discussion groups; SSBUBL has a listing of NZ library related discussion groups and how to sign on to t[...]es or online catalogues. If you're searching for library and information work i_n.NeW_ Zealand, SSBUBL’s[...]Benton Foundation in 1996: http://wWw.benton.org/ Library/Kellog/buildingshtml The Register of Australian[...]ion is at http:// www.nla.g0v.au/raam/ Internet Library for Librarians checkout the following sections: R[...]psl travel), Librarianship, Accessories (includes library journals, Internet tools for librarians and library systems). httpll www.itcompany.comlinforetriever[...]ce and Document Supply collections of the British Library (8.5 million titles). This will assist users as well as customers of the Library's Document Supply Centre wishing to check out hol[...]Plenty Regional Councillor ibsp1@twp.ac.nz Ll LIBRARY LIFE 217, OCTOBER 1997 To add/update informati[...] |
![]() | [...]Force to review the published communications (ie Library Life, NZ Libraries, electronic medium) and the profess[...]ook Awards. 0 From discussions with the National Library : the IT project Business case is going to Cabine[...]tions, as well as having responsibility for RNZAF library services. Steve says his immediate key goals[...]tract is tighter than the proverbialll) Lilvrary Life saw Steve in action on day 3, quietly but[...] |
![]() | [...]possible) -> John Mohi speaking on the National Library's current Bicultural developments -> Barbara McI[...]ctober 1997 4-5:30pm, at the Wanganui High School Library. Agenda: Minutes, Apologies, Report and finances[...]the project leaders with the New Zealand Digital Library, an experimental library based wholly on digitised texts, fully searchable[...]tists and others to test how users might access a library that exists purely in electronic form. Sally-Jo is one of the project leaders with the New Zealand Digital Library (http:// www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/cgi—bin/nzdlbeta/[...]www.knowledge—basl<et.co.nz/privaty/welcomehtm LIBRARY LIFE 217, OCTOBER 1997 ,__. , __,_..._ |
![]() | [...]al Conference will be held at the Auckland Public Library on 7 November. Contact President, Roger Flury, National Library of New Zealand, Wellington. roger.flury@natlib.go[...]hland.ac.nz (bus.) or graeme@igrin.co.nz (home). LIBRARY LIFE 217, OCTOBER 1997 WHAIA TE ITI KAHURANGI SCHOLARSHIP : PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY MAoRI STAFF SCHOLARSHIP The Parliamentary Library is currently advertising for applicants for the a[...]ri people to join the. staff of the Parliamentary Library and to take part in the profession 0 improve the Parliamentary Library staff’s understanding of Maori culture I impr[...]for service quality would include the presence of Library Staff with language fluency as well as thorough[...]Maori graduate will be employed for one year as a Library Assistant at the Parliamentary Library on full pay, then studies full—time in the Master of Library & Information Studies course at Victoria Universi[...]s they are required to work as a Librarian in the Library for at least 12 months. The Maori Library & Information Workers’ Association Te Ropfi Whakahau commended the Parliamentary Library. “It’s a great initiative”, said secretary,[...]urrently studying for her MLIS. The Parliamentary Library is hoping for a positive response as the p[...] |
![]() | NATIONAL LIBRARY NEws NEW TRUSTEE APPOINTED Wyatt Creech, Minister for the National Library, has announced the appointment of Joanne Tyndall as a Trustee of the National Library. Her appointment commenced in September 1997 and[...]ees are a crown entity set Lip under the National Library Act 1965 to advise the Minister on the progress and identity of the National Library, and on library development in New Zealand. Eight trustees are ap[...]who passed away last year. WHAT Is THE NATIONAL LIBRARY? The National Library has published a new general introduction to it's[...]page brochure is available free from the National Library and from its Service Centres. For a copy contact Lynne Gallie, National Library, 04-474 3000, X8725. NATIONAL PRESERVATION OEEIC[...]last month and is a joint venture by the National Library of New Zealand and National Archives. It aims to[...]It will also provide guidance to New Zealand’s library and archival network, and support the development[...]f conservation issues, from Outbreaks of mould in library collections to how to go about setting up a New Z[...]Maori, is extending work started at the National Library in 1994. ”For M'a'ori, conserving documentary h[...]IC MANAGEMENT IN NATIONAL LIBRARIES The National Library’s report on strategic management in l 1 nationa[...]W/eb sites. Its author, Anna Chalmers, National Library Research Unit, says the study found that national[...]http:// Copies are available from the National Library shop at $9.45 (incl GST). CHRISTOPHER BLAKE : NE[...]akes up his appointment on 20 October. LibI'aI'y Life will be interviewing Christopher Blake after he h[...]brarian. I believe that I am joining the National Library at an exciting point in its development. Library staff have worked hard this year to formalise a strategic direction for the Library This strategy, which was outlined in the Moving F[...]and is intended to provide stable ground for the Library. It is well-known that the past year has been a challenging one for the Library. However, the foundations have now been laid for the Library to move forward positively. It will be my job to ensure that the Library works effectively with the library community to support access to information. I hop[...]h, to be able to give you some details about the Library’s plans for its information systems. I look fo[...]will be speaking about the future of the National Library, particularly in relation to other New Zealand li[...]find out more about what you can expect from the Library”. Christogher Blake LIBRARY LIEE 217, OcToBER 1997 |
![]() | LIBRARY EDUCATION NEWS MLIS NEWS Michael Brittain is th[...]rsity. He takes up his position in early October. Library Life hopes to interview him in a future issue. Michae[...]nformation Management aIz'stair.smitl1@vaw.ac.nz LIBRARY l.|FE 217, OCTOBER 1997 ScHooL or LIBRARY STUDIES/OPEN POLYTECHNIC NEWS It is business as[...]ether with the project leader and Information and Library Studies Section Manager. The first three courses[...]lor of Applied Science, including Information and Library Studies, will be available late this year. Certi[...]position as temporary lecturer with the School of Library Studies, taking responsibility for one of[...] |
![]() | [...]er information contact Hinureina Mangan, National Library Hamilton. Ph 07/856 9135 or 025 242 1163, Fax 07/[...]IONAL ACTIVITIES The International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) is advertising the above vaca[...]orrow today: can you imagine...? Brisbane. Public Library, Reference and Information Services Section. Ema[...]NATIONAL October 15-18, 1997 Information is for life: Te Matanranga mo ake ake, Wanganui. NZLIA. Web s[...]ZLIA: nzlia@netlink.co.nz AIMA: aima@nla.gov.au LIBRARY LIFE 217, OCTOBER 1997 |
![]() | [...]d into 4 regions. Area coordinators (who are also library centre managers) have been appointed in each regi[...]librarian) and Colleen Christie (Takapuna senior library assistant) recently joined the city councils long[...]oposing to dis—established the position of City Library Manager (held by Vernon Napier) and Manager Techn[...]month term. %’%FYI.‘ LIBRARIES The Central Library Building, University of Canterbury will be closed over the summer for earthquake strengthening. This Library holds the arts, social sciences, commerce, life sciences, fine arts and music collections, Restricted Loans, Audio visual and Rare Books collections. The Library will close from 13 November until late February 1[...]s time. The phone and fax numbers for the Central Library remain the same. — RW Hlavac. DUNEDIN PUBLIC LIBRARIES, LIBRARY WEEK - ”THE BIG DAY IN’’ Jugglers, cake de[...]dio enthusiasts, chess players and clowns brought library books to life at the Dunedin Public Libraries Big Day In held in August. The Library sponsored demonstrations of crafts and clubs as a way of highlighting the library as a centre for community information, instead of the annual Library Week. A costume parade featured library staff attired in exquisite dresses and suits from[...]s agreed that the staff had never looked better. LIBRARY LIFE 217, OCTOBER 1997 Long serving librari[...] |
![]() | [...]ABLE TRUST FUNDS NEW NETWORK The Rotorua Public Library has received $31,000 funding from the Rotorua Ene[...]for community projects. The Friends of the Public Library have also donated a further $6,000. Details of th[...]purchase 7 terminals to cover the 2 floors of the Library building. The Library has recently installed scanners, receipt printers[...]was offset by giving away fridge magnets carrying library information. The slips can also print a small sta[...]South Taranaki District Libraries recently ran a Library poster competition, which was one of a series of[...]round the District. - Gillian King, Egmont Public Library, Opunake INFORMATION INDUSTRY News MAID TAKEOVE[...]Krogh, First NZ Capital sally.krogh@fnzc.co.nz LIBRARY LIFE 217, OCTOBER 1997 |
![]() | A meeting of the JSCI was held at the National Library in Wellington on Friday 19 September 1997. The fo[...]s to lnterloan libraries provided by the National Library, since the provision of training in the use of lnterloan systems is the role of Library managers and not the JSCI. The revised Handbook[...]patterns and trends, in view of the huge amount LIBRARY LIFE 217, OCTOBER 1997 REPORT FROM THE JOINT STANDING[...]these, as has been done in the past. NEW ZEALAND LIBRARY SYMBOLS The National Library was requested to make the essential and rapidly-c[...]mittee considered the present form of New Zealand library symbols. While there are some anomalies, it was n[...]to provide translation tables which would enable library holdings to be displayed in a tailored way by reg[...]ID and NUC symbol, and/or those of the requesting library, or had submitted invalid lIDs. These are listed[...]equest numbers longer than 15 characters, and one library had filled in the (late of request in Amer[...] |
![]() | by S80 to the submitting library for correction, and the transactions incorporated[...]s will be available. EXTENSION OE THE I35 To NoN-LIBRARY PURCHASERS The JSCI endorsed the principle, set[...]lling System. Tony Millett University of Waikato LibraryLIBRARY l.|FE 217, OCTOBER 1997 |
![]() | [...]be able to assist with promotion and publicity of library services, develop policies, and will be dedicated to providing quality core library services for clients. An application form, job d[...]ager Te Puna A/Iatauranga o Aotearoa V NATIONAL LIBRARY OF NEVV ZEALAND ASSISTANT REFERENCE LIBRARIAN C[...]ce skills and experience a knowledge of National Library services to schools the ability to work as part[...]skills bicultural awareness and understanding a library qualification/degree and/or teaching experience.[...]72 SITOUILI reach HR Personnel Services, National Library of New Zealand, PO Box 1467, Wellington, no later than Tuesday 28 October 1997. The National Library has an equal employment opportunity policy, and a[...]ing its objectives under the Treaty of Waitangi. LIBRARY LIFE DEADLINES Editorial Vacancies[...]aeme Siddle (PU) Te Ran Herenga o Aotearoa Library Life 217, October 1997 ISSN 0110-4373 Published by the New Zealand Library Er Information Association, Level 6, 139-141 Feat[...]d by NZ Print, Wellington. Opinions expressed in Library Lite are not necessarily those of the Association[...]ents express official policy, this is indicated. LIBRARY LIFE 217, OCTOBER 1997 |
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